RE:Massey-Harris Wrenches

Hi Joe,

That is excellent research you just performed. Great work. As you can see from my pics it is really hard to tell the numbe ron the piece. After seeing the parts book it very definitely would be a "Y" and not an "X". Looking at the pic again you can imagine the 4 as well.

RE:Massey-Harris Wrenches

Hello Malcolm,

Thanks for the photo of the wrench. I think it is a M-H #122A which was supplied with corn binders and potato diggers. There is an almost indenticle wrench but 10.5 inches long and stamped J I Case Plow Wks and the same wrench could also be stamped M-H.This wrench is #1222.

I haven't done much to the list just lately but I must get on with it. The next job is to get the numbers in some sort of order and to add photos of yours and John's wrenches that you kindly let me take last summer plus some other ones that I have.

RE:Massey-Harris Wrenches

Hello,
I wonder if someone knows the part numbers of these wrenches. I can then add them to the list I am making of M-H Wrenches. Lets call the first wrench A then B & C. If that makes any sense.
Thank you
Alan

RE:Massey-Harris Wrenches

RE:Massey-Harris Wrenches

Wrench E wood handle adjustable wrench is listed in Repair Parts catalog #1 as #W105. It came with the No21 drill and No21 mower. In Repair Catalog 1-H it is listed as #123C and came with #11 and #20 mower. Wrench C on previous post is listed in Repair Catalog 1-H as 123 and 123C coming with the No 3 and No 5 binders, No 5 manure spreader and steel hay rake. Wrench D is a Wallis tractor wrench #3854T. Hope this helps.
Wayne Saak

RE:Massey-Harris Wrenches

Hi Wayne,

Thanks for the info.I have part # written down but I don't what the wrench looks like. I can now add a picture to the part numbers.
On my list I have # 123 as a Wooden Handled Adjustable like W 105 and 123C as all metal adjustable 8.5" long. Would this agree with your parts catalog or not.
Thanks again
Alan

RE:Massey-Harris Wrenches

Hi Wayne,

I'm sure your catalog is right. M-H seemed to give different part # to the same wrenches and conversely to give one part# to two different things. I have part # 123C down as an oil can as well as a wrench. I got the oil can part # out of a M-H catalog. It was supplied with a No20 Mower in 1916. M-H didn't make things easy with their part #.

Does anyone have any ideas on the flat steel wrenches A, B and F. Perhaps they never had part # but if someone knew what implements they were supplied with that would be very helpful. I think wrench B may have been supplied with a cream separator but I'm not sure.
Thanks
Alan